Simple Minetest Mod Maker

[rubenwardy]

This tool will allow you to create simple decorative blocks, without any programming, which you can then add to Minetest as a mod.

Modding in Minetest is easy. If you are going to create anything more complicated than a static block, then you need to learn how to program in Lua. Or get someone else to do. But the former is recommended.

Runs in your browser.

• Create nodes with textures.
• Pick dig mode of node.
• Create craft recipes.
• Export as a mod.
• You can save and load projects.

Use it

On GitHub under GPL 3.0 or later.

To do:

• Sounds
• Craft items

[Krock]

Kewl. It works.

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-- Mod: 000001
-- Code generated by the Simple Minetest Mod Maker
--   ( https://rubenwardy.github.io/minetest_mod_maker )

minetest.register_node("000001:brofist", {
   description = "Whoa supadude",
   tiles = {
      "000001_brofist_top.png",
      "000001_brofist_bottom.png",
      "000001_brofist_right.png",
      "000001_brofist_left.png",
      "000001_brofist_back.png",
      "000001_brofist_front.png"
   },
   groups = {crumbly = 2}
})


[Jordach]

Typo: "You can not use " should be "You cannot use "

[Zeno]

Typo: "You can not use " should be "You cannot use "

Well, that's debatable. If you want to emphasize the word not then I think it would be worth writing as "can not" (e.g. "you can not use Word"). In general "cannot" and "can not" are both acceptable although the former is certainly the most common usage.

[4aiman]

I think this editor should provide an option to add more groups, e.g. "oddly_breakable_by_hand" may come alongside with, say, "choppy" to allow faster digging times with tools.

[rubenwardy]

Update!

• Saving and loading
• Craft recipes
• Tile modes (choose one texture for all faces)
• Shapeless